Delhi police is on its toes ahead of the upcoming assembly elections as it has the double responsibility of ensuring that the model code of conduct is not violated and providing up-to-date security at all polling booths when the elections take place.
Flying squads are keeping a strict vigil in the city against violation of model code of conduct, like defacing public places with posters, use of money, distribution of illegal liquor, entry of muscle men, among others.
The model code of conduct was enforced on 4 October with announcement of the election date.
Three flying squads consisting of officials and policemen are on the lookout in each of the 70 constituencies.
If there is any breach of the model code of conduct, action is being taken and FIR is also being lodged.
Every day, a nine-point report is made in all the districts at the DCP or ACP level, which is sent to the police headquarters from where a final report is being sent to the State Election Commission.
Police is maintaining a hawk eye on printing presses as they have to comply with section 127A of the Representation of the People Act and publish their names and addresses on banners and hoardings.
Flying squads are keeping a strict vigil in the city against violation of model code of conduct, like defacing public places with posters, use of money, distribution of illegal liquor, entry of muscle men, among others.
The model code of conduct was enforced on 4 October with announcement of the election date.
Three flying squads consisting of officials and policemen are on the lookout in each of the 70 constituencies.
If there is any breach of the model code of conduct, action is being taken and FIR is also being lodged.
Every day, a nine-point report is made in all the districts at the DCP or ACP level, which is sent to the police headquarters from where a final report is being sent to the State Election Commission.
Police is maintaining a hawk eye on printing presses as they have to comply with section 127A of the Representation of the People Act and publish their names and addresses on banners and hoardings.